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This could be a question on the oral exam for a PhD in Astrophysics in the event that we just don't go all the way and award them to BIPOCs at birth.
Whenever I am in complete distress... music is the last thing I want to hear. Food is the last thing I want to eat. Full adrenaline-stress take over. Nothing matters.
However, if YOU are the Cuomo behind your wife's "kidnapping" - then I suggest some smooth jazz.
Are they trying to ask men actual questions?
This would depend on the man.
If the man is going to be useful in the situation where their significant other is kidnapped in a foreign country they would have discussed it with you before you went on vacation. They would have discussed what to do when you get separated, how to make yourself a hard target, how we are going to monitor the kids.
And no. There would be no music.
Skin care would be limited to reducing your scent profile in the local environment.
for the men:
Your wife has been kidnapped ... You’re driving to rescue her
for the women:
Your man has been kidnapped .... You were cooperating with the police, now sitting at home
for the men: motivational music on the way to Someone's death?
for the women: skin care ROUTINE ?
I guess this is the “new math” where ambiguous questions are to be asked because questions that imply that there is a correct answer foster white supremacy. I still think it’s a real tell that they talk all the time about “white supremacy” and not “white supremacism” These people who parse the meaning of every spoken word.
Ahahahaha
Following routine habits during a crisis has a calming effect. Panicking and kvetching do not solve problems, although they do satisfy selfish desires to appear caring and involved. More Gary Cooper, less Peter Finch.
I like these questions so much more than the ones about whether the electric car should kill junior or grandma.
Do you still jerk off, if it's part of your nightly fight against insomnia, and you really need your wits about you in the morning?
That may explain your exuberant usage of teh lotion, Howard. For your “routine”.
I guess this is the "What would Liam Neeson do?" question.
Before that it was the "What would Harrison Ford do?" question.
The answer is you don't listen to music but tightly grip the steering wheel as the background music throbs with an aggressive, domineering beat.
I like these questions so much more than the ones about whether the electric car should kill junior or grandma.
Of course, the real question is should we program the car to kill junior or to kill grandma, and also how reliably can we train the car to distinguish junior from grandma. The misleading way I've seen this question soften the human aspect, and it actually sounds like a mild take from the Skynet era, where the machines are asking who they should kill first.
But these TikTok questions, these are human questions.
Would I play some music? Of course. Ride of the Valkyries, obviously.
My answer: you first need to ask yourself if your skin care routine builds white supremacy. If yes, don’t do it.
Do you listen to music on the drive there yes or no
That would depend on what was on the radio.
Yes. Ride Of The VAlKYRIES.
VALKYRIES, dang it.
DANG, Bob beat me to it.
@ Sam L.
Great minds think alike.
If your wife ever gets kidnapped, call me. I'll go with you. But I expect you to do the same.
If my husband's life depends on my being able to single-handedly defeat a den of hardened criminals in physical combat, he is screwed. Might as well put on some moisturizer.
Do you listen to music on the drive there yes or no
Fernandinande said...That would depend on what was on the radio..
Radar Love!!! Play it loud!
I Can't Drive 55
So. Yes!
The second video assumes that I actually have a routine.
Hah!
Speed Kills
Nothing like a good hard driving song, a hot desert night, clear skies, killer sound system and a really fast convertible! No matter what the circumstances are.
“So answer it for me. Do with it. Whatever the case may be.” I’ll choose the case of ‘do with it,’ Alex.
Sam L. nails it. That was exactly my thought.
If I'm going to the rescue, I'm going heeled for bear. Some very loud Wagner would put me in the mood.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning...
Miss, we want you to come down to the morgue to identify a body.
Can't right now. My facial mask is still drying.
Locomotive Breath
Sam L. said... Yes. Ride Of The VAlKYRIES.
I've been ruined by my childhood viewing habits. Ride of the Valkryies makes me hear...Kill da wabbit. Kill da wabbit?
This is what Howard actually plays.
Dust Bunny Queen,
Me too!
The eighties never existed for me. Too busy to notice any popular culture. Turns out I missed nothing.
Then perhaps Howard plays some Bob Seger.
Macho "Taken" BS aside, did the ransom note specify any particular song or genre?
@DBQ: Excellent choices. I add "Panama" to your list?
We very rarely ever went out looking for someone we were trying to rescue. Most of those cases got pushed up to Green or Blue and still do I assume.
But those cases weren't handled much differently than capture/kill. The techniques and tactics are similar if not almost indistinguishable. A much higher priority is given to unnoticed infiltration and there is usually a lot more planning.
The most significant difference was the emotional attachment to the mission involved.
People were more likely to play Flight of the Valkyries on the way to a capture/kill.
You could have an interesting discussion about focus and level of involvement. Some missions things get routine. They actually designed our rotations around analysis of death rates. For the first X days they were higher as people adjusted. Then after adjustment they stayed low until a certain point and they would start to go up again. At some point they determined that the initial investment in the higher death rates at the start was being overshadowed by the loss of concentration and fall into routine.
DBQ writes: I've been ruined by my childhood viewing habits.
Attend a live performance of a Ring-cycle music drama (NOT opera!). It's a life-changing experience.
Except when the so-called artistic director dresses the singers in hand-me-downs from Goodwill, which is all too common these days. All part of the decline and fall of Western Civilization, I suppose. Imagine Heraclitus, Aristotle, Pericles, Caesar, Da Vinci, Shakespeare, and the Brontë sisters viewing our decrepit democracy from their lofty perch in the Hereafter and being astounded at how fast all their careful work is being undone since the Democrats have gotten their mitts on it. It's like handing over the Louvre collection to a troop of baboons.
I don't like discovering the shallowness of other people's lives.
The Crack Emcee said...
I don't like discovering the shallowness of other people's lives.
damnit man...
that harshed the mellow
and he is right
trying to make this a good thing
going to the gym
That's a nice Chickenhawk anthem, Yancey.
DBQ writes: I've been ruined by my childhood viewing habits.
Perhaps those were your childhood viewing wabbits?
Don't get me wrong. I love Warner Bros. cartoons, especially the works of Chuck Jones and Bob McKimson. I also love the music of grumpy old Jew-baiting Dick Wagner, which only goes to show why the art and the artist are best kept on separate shelves. Milt Franklin and Michael Maltese also loved those Wagnerian tunes, which is why they're heard in bits and snatches throughout the entire WB cartoon canon from the early 40s to about 1960, they used a whole bunch of Mendelssohn as well. Then Bill Lava took over and used his own stupid compositions instead of freely borrowing from the masters. That pretty much cooked the WB goose. Cooked it to deep, crusty, charcoal black.
Yancy Ward writes: This is what Howard actually plays.
Nah! Howard is rickrolled all the way to his risible rescue rendezvous.
I don't like discovering the shallowness of other people's lives.
Yeah. I know what you're talking about.
It's like looking into an old well. At the bottom, there's often a little pool of water. So you look down and what do you see? Your own puss staring back at you.
You complete me
I'm in the passenger seat, loading .45 ammo into extra magazines. The young-ish John Wayne is driving. He can listen to whatever the f*ck he wants.
I made it twenty seconds into the TikTok video before my GetToThePointAlready meter was overloaded. If I were her fiancé, I probably would ask the kidnappers to let me stay kidnapped.
I think you do whatever you can do to keep yourself from freaking out and panicking, so you stay functional for the next day.
The answer will be idiosyncratic.
Is this before or after I stop at the bar for a couple of pops and watch the game and then go to Wendys?
So, my play list will include:
Danger Zone
Radar Love
Running Down Dream
Twilights Zone
Eye of the Tiger
Air Tonight
Knight Rider Theme
I am a Passenger
Spy Hunter Theme
Airwolf Theme
Fly Me to the Moon
Reminds me of one of the best gags from Archer:
"Can we have the radio?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aQppP_kTBQ
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